UNDERSTANDING GOD’S TIMES AND SEASONS
“But for you who fear My name the Sun of Righteousness will arise with healing in His wings..” Malachi 4:2
September 19–October 18, 2020
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Tishrei
Tishrei—The Seventh Month of the Hebrew Year 5781
Sept. 19–Oct. 18, 2020
Tishrei—The Seventh Month of the Hebrew Year 5781
Sept. 19–Oct. 18, 2020
A New Beginning
The first day of the seventh Hebrew month, Tishrei, is not referred to as Rosh Chodesh—head of the month, but is known as Rosh Hashanah—head of the year. It is the beginning of the new Hebrew Year 5781. There are three feasts/special days this month: Blowing of Trumpets on Tishrei 1 (Sept. 19); the Day of Atonement on Tishrei 10 (Sept. 28); and the Feast of Tabernacles from Tishrei 15–21 (Oct. 3–9).
The blessings of Tishrei are as follows:
1. Tishrei is the month of Ephraim, the second son of Joseph. Be fruitful and multiply. See Genesis 49:22, which reads, “Joseph is a fruitful bough … his branches run over the wall.” Also see Genesis 49:26, which states, “The blessings of your father have excelled the blessings of my ancestors.” Be sure to have a mindset of receiving blessings. God is blessing you!
2. The seventh month. The “dearest” of months—because all sevens are dear to God, creating the most “satiated” or “full” month. (We have worked through two “threes” and are now at a new beginning). Think, “fullness of God.” Think of His overflowing abundance and goodness. God wants us to expect blessing and fullness from Him.
3. The month where divine providence creates a “beginning.” This is the beginning of the Hebrew year 5781. We must have expectation of new doors, new assignments, and a new intensity. Also expect the new anointing necessary to move ahead into the new things God opens up.
4. The beginning of six months of “reflected light.” This changes our environment, the way we process time, the way we work, the way crops grow, and the way we harvest. Think of yourself as one who reflects the glory of the Lord all around you. See Isaiah 60:1–9, John 8:12 [1], and John 9:5 [2]. Think of God reflecting His glory on you.
5. Month of the Hebrew letter lamed [ל], which signifies the aspiration to return to your absolute source. God is our source. We need to pray, “Lord, let us be sure that we flow in what you are doing.” Without this “regrouping,” it is too easy to get distracted doing our own thing or doing what seems right in our own eyes, instead of doing only that which He initiates. In fact, in this year of COVID, you could say God has been arranging things so that we have no other choice but to get back to our source. He is removing unnecessary things in our lives so we focus only on Him.
6. The month of return. We need to declare things that have been scattered will come back. (The devil wants to scatter and dissipate; the Lord wants to gather and strengthen.)
7. Month of Libra (the scales). The deeds of man are weighed, and judgment is released. Note that the Day of Atonement, the tenth day of Tishrei (Sept. 28), is considered a day of judgment, and God does release judgments on the world.
8. Month of “touch.” Think of the woman who pressed through and touched Jesus’s garments (see Luke 8:40–48). This is the time to feel the presence of God. Touch Him and let Him release virtue on you. Note also that the Feast of Tabernacles occurs during this month (Oct. 3–9). God wants us to live in His presence. Have a new expectation to receive and experience the Lord’s touch.
9. Month of a New Spiritual Awakening Although we are in the end times, we are not at the end. We are at the beginning of the Third Awakening. Think of spiritual awakening, and be sure to remove that which would keep you from returning or entering into the fullness God has for you.
10. Purge yourself of bitterness. At the head of the year—this month—you must purge yourself of bitterness. At the beginning of the year (the first month), we had to watch out for bitterness. Now in the seventh month, go a step further and make sure you are purged of all bitterness—against people, against yourself, and against the Lord (see Hebrews 12:15 [3]).
11. A month of well-balanced control. Some things are coming to completion; others are just beginning.
12. This month is also linked with Joseph, which refers to a double portion. See Genesis 49:22–26. Joseph had two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, who became two of the twelve tribes of Israel. Rejoice because God has a double portion for you!
References
[1] “Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, ‘I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life’” (John 8:12).
[2] “As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world” (John 9:5).
[3] “See to it that no one comes short of the grace of God, that no one be like a bitter root springing up and causing trouble, and through it many become defiled” (Heb. 12:15, NET).
The first day of the seventh Hebrew month, Tishrei, is not referred to as Rosh Chodesh—head of the month, but is known as Rosh Hashanah—head of the year. It is the beginning of the new Hebrew Year 5781. There are three feasts/special days this month: Blowing of Trumpets on Tishrei 1 (Sept. 19); the Day of Atonement on Tishrei 10 (Sept. 28); and the Feast of Tabernacles from Tishrei 15–21 (Oct. 3–9).
The blessings of Tishrei are as follows:
1. Tishrei is the month of Ephraim, the second son of Joseph. Be fruitful and multiply. See Genesis 49:22, which reads, “Joseph is a fruitful bough … his branches run over the wall.” Also see Genesis 49:26, which states, “The blessings of your father have excelled the blessings of my ancestors.” Be sure to have a mindset of receiving blessings. God is blessing you!
2. The seventh month. The “dearest” of months—because all sevens are dear to God, creating the most “satiated” or “full” month. (We have worked through two “threes” and are now at a new beginning). Think, “fullness of God.” Think of His overflowing abundance and goodness. God wants us to expect blessing and fullness from Him.
3. The month where divine providence creates a “beginning.” This is the beginning of the Hebrew year 5781. We must have expectation of new doors, new assignments, and a new intensity. Also expect the new anointing necessary to move ahead into the new things God opens up.
4. The beginning of six months of “reflected light.” This changes our environment, the way we process time, the way we work, the way crops grow, and the way we harvest. Think of yourself as one who reflects the glory of the Lord all around you. See Isaiah 60:1–9, John 8:12 [1], and John 9:5 [2]. Think of God reflecting His glory on you.
5. Month of the Hebrew letter lamed [ל], which signifies the aspiration to return to your absolute source. God is our source. We need to pray, “Lord, let us be sure that we flow in what you are doing.” Without this “regrouping,” it is too easy to get distracted doing our own thing or doing what seems right in our own eyes, instead of doing only that which He initiates. In fact, in this year of COVID, you could say God has been arranging things so that we have no other choice but to get back to our source. He is removing unnecessary things in our lives so we focus only on Him.
6. The month of return. We need to declare things that have been scattered will come back. (The devil wants to scatter and dissipate; the Lord wants to gather and strengthen.)
7. Month of Libra (the scales). The deeds of man are weighed, and judgment is released. Note that the Day of Atonement, the tenth day of Tishrei (Sept. 28), is considered a day of judgment, and God does release judgments on the world.
8. Month of “touch.” Think of the woman who pressed through and touched Jesus’s garments (see Luke 8:40–48). This is the time to feel the presence of God. Touch Him and let Him release virtue on you. Note also that the Feast of Tabernacles occurs during this month (Oct. 3–9). God wants us to live in His presence. Have a new expectation to receive and experience the Lord’s touch.
9. Month of a New Spiritual Awakening Although we are in the end times, we are not at the end. We are at the beginning of the Third Awakening. Think of spiritual awakening, and be sure to remove that which would keep you from returning or entering into the fullness God has for you.
10. Purge yourself of bitterness. At the head of the year—this month—you must purge yourself of bitterness. At the beginning of the year (the first month), we had to watch out for bitterness. Now in the seventh month, go a step further and make sure you are purged of all bitterness—against people, against yourself, and against the Lord (see Hebrews 12:15 [3]).
11. A month of well-balanced control. Some things are coming to completion; others are just beginning.
12. This month is also linked with Joseph, which refers to a double portion. See Genesis 49:22–26. Joseph had two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, who became two of the twelve tribes of Israel. Rejoice because God has a double portion for you!
References
[1] “Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, ‘I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life’” (John 8:12).
[2] “As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world” (John 9:5).
[3] “See to it that no one comes short of the grace of God, that no one be like a bitter root springing up and causing trouble, and through it many become defiled” (Heb. 12:15, NET).
ELUL is an acrostic “aleph lamed vov lamed” Meaning “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine.”
King Solomon wrote the poem in Song of Songs chapter 6 verse two. “My beloved has gone down to his garden to the beds of spices to browse in the gardens and to gather lilies”. So the Jewish people understand that King Solomon is in the fields among the lilies to be close to his beloved which is a picture of Ha’Shem and Israel. For us, Jesus, our King of Kings is in the field with His beloved the Bride of Christ.
This is a very special time to draw intimately close to Yeshua. A very precious time and not understood by many Christians unless they understand the Times and Seasons of God in the Hebraic calendar.
This is a very special time to draw intimately close to Yeshua. A very precious time and not understood by many Christians unless they understand the Times and Seasons of God in the Hebraic calendar.
August 21-September 19, 2020
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Elul
Elul—The Sixth Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
August 21–September 19, 2020
Elul—The Sixth Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
August 21–September 19, 2020
Elul:
“The Sixth Hebrew Month of Triumph, Reaping, and Increase and Joy”
Psalm 27 “The Lord is our light and salvation whom shall I fear”.
1. The month of the tribe of Gad. When Gad was being born Leah said, “A troop comes” (Gen. 30:11), which indicates increase. Also note Jacob’s blessing in Genesis 49:19, which states, “Even though a troop will trample over him, he shall triumph.” This also indicates that this is a month of triumph and victory.
2. The month to camp—or to find your place in the order of camps—in the company of the Lord. This is often the head of the year (the beginning of the Hebrew year often falls during this month). A mistrust of others or a desire to “go at it alone” are because of roots of rejection or an orphan spirit. Last month was about shifting into our identity. The more we are connected to and are part of God’s family, the more this shifting will come about.
3. The month of rewards. Rewards begin to manifest over what you have done. Think “reward.” You will begin to reap what you have sown. If you constantly labor and never see the reward, you’ll get burned out. You need to know how to abound. (In Philippians 4:12, Paul said that he knew how to abound.) Also in these end times, let us remember the sowing-reaping cycle is rapidly speeding up.
4. The month that the King is in the field. He is coming to visit us and to help us in our work and ministry. Approach Him and allow His countenance to shine upon you. There is an awe of God that we come into so He can pour Himself out upon us.
5. The month of Mercy. Ask Him for mercy for any situation in your life that needs solving.
6. A month to declare “I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine” (Song of Sol. 6:3). The more we are connected to His family, the more we enter into intimacy with Him.
7. A month to run into the tower of might—a strength greater than yours that can encompass you. You don’t have to be strong all the time (see Proverbs 18:10), but you can enter into His strength.
8. A month for inner knowledge of peace to be activated. Always find time to “regroup” in order to be whole.
9. The understanding of the beginning so you can begin to reach your end.
10. The month to fix what has been broken. (If He doesn’t tell you it’s fixable, let it go.)
11. The month of complex systems beginning to be managed.
12. The “mother month.” The month of nurturing. This month is apostolic, just like Av. Whom are you looking after? Who is looking after you?
13. The month where Rebecca gave birth to Jacob and Esau. Do you “birth” blessing, or something else? What are you contending for? What is contending for you?
14. The month to try to control your emotions. You need to be sure your emotions are in good order. God gives us great ability to stand in the midst of emotional conflict and still abound. You don’t need to be someone who is unstable or unreliable. You have the ability to be a burden bearer.
Miriam Wakefield
Notes taken from Chuck Pierce - Glory Of Zion
“The Sixth Hebrew Month of Triumph, Reaping, and Increase and Joy”
Psalm 27 “The Lord is our light and salvation whom shall I fear”.
1. The month of the tribe of Gad. When Gad was being born Leah said, “A troop comes” (Gen. 30:11), which indicates increase. Also note Jacob’s blessing in Genesis 49:19, which states, “Even though a troop will trample over him, he shall triumph.” This also indicates that this is a month of triumph and victory.
2. The month to camp—or to find your place in the order of camps—in the company of the Lord. This is often the head of the year (the beginning of the Hebrew year often falls during this month). A mistrust of others or a desire to “go at it alone” are because of roots of rejection or an orphan spirit. Last month was about shifting into our identity. The more we are connected to and are part of God’s family, the more this shifting will come about.
3. The month of rewards. Rewards begin to manifest over what you have done. Think “reward.” You will begin to reap what you have sown. If you constantly labor and never see the reward, you’ll get burned out. You need to know how to abound. (In Philippians 4:12, Paul said that he knew how to abound.) Also in these end times, let us remember the sowing-reaping cycle is rapidly speeding up.
4. The month that the King is in the field. He is coming to visit us and to help us in our work and ministry. Approach Him and allow His countenance to shine upon you. There is an awe of God that we come into so He can pour Himself out upon us.
5. The month of Mercy. Ask Him for mercy for any situation in your life that needs solving.
6. A month to declare “I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine” (Song of Sol. 6:3). The more we are connected to His family, the more we enter into intimacy with Him.
7. A month to run into the tower of might—a strength greater than yours that can encompass you. You don’t have to be strong all the time (see Proverbs 18:10), but you can enter into His strength.
8. A month for inner knowledge of peace to be activated. Always find time to “regroup” in order to be whole.
9. The understanding of the beginning so you can begin to reach your end.
10. The month to fix what has been broken. (If He doesn’t tell you it’s fixable, let it go.)
11. The month of complex systems beginning to be managed.
12. The “mother month.” The month of nurturing. This month is apostolic, just like Av. Whom are you looking after? Who is looking after you?
13. The month where Rebecca gave birth to Jacob and Esau. Do you “birth” blessing, or something else? What are you contending for? What is contending for you?
14. The month to try to control your emotions. You need to be sure your emotions are in good order. God gives us great ability to stand in the midst of emotional conflict and still abound. You don’t need to be someone who is unstable or unreliable. You have the ability to be a burden bearer.
Miriam Wakefield
Notes taken from Chuck Pierce - Glory Of Zion
July 22–August 20, 2020
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Av
Av—The Fifth Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
July 22–August 20, 2020
Av—The Fifth Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
July 22–August 20, 2020
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- The Lord, the Lion of Judah, is roaring for us (Joel 3:16) We must also “roar” in faith. Our roaring/praise becomes a covering of the Lord, and God begins to unlock things for us. Let this be a month of joyful, powerful praise. When He roars, it’s because He wants His voice to be heard. Things will shake. He will be our stronghold.
- Av is assigned to the Tribe of Simeon, which means “to hear; to be concerned.” We want to be concerned that we are able to continue moving ahead. Simeon messed up, just like Reuben (the previous month) who was unstable. Pray, “Lord, I am not unstable; neither will I mess up like Simeon—who chose revenge/unforgiveness, as well as going at it alone. I ask for spiritual discipline to not agree with demons about myself. Rather, I choose to believe You, Lord, and what You say about me. I want Your patterns to be rooted in me. This month in particular, weed out the tendency to ‘do it by myself’ instead of walking with You and the people You’ve provided.”
- It's month that you decide on what you have heard. You need to make a decision. “Will I just hear what God has told me, or will I actually do it?” Be sure to meditate on what God is telling you so that it is integrated in you (1 Tim. 4:14) [3]
- Av is called the “low-point month.” Historically, bad things have happened to Israel on the 9th of Av. A few examples follow. First, Av 8 (July 29) is when the ten spies gave a negative report, and Av 9 is when the people cried out and decided not to enter the Promised Land. Second, the first temple was destroyed by the Babylonians on Av 9 in 423 B.C. Third, the Romans destroyed the second temple on Av 9 in 69 A.D. Fourth, the Jews were ordered out of England on this date in 1290. Fifth, the Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492 on this same day.
- The point isn’t to be fearful about this date (because Paul told us not to regard one day above another [Col. 2:16]) [4], but that we should take it as a reminder to be on guard as watchmen on the wall (Isa. 62:6) [5] Peter told us, “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Pet. 5:8).
- It's the month of the Hebrew letter tet [ט], which resembles a womb. Certain good things will be birthed. Tet has a numerical value of "nine" and represents goodness. We are also in the season of "Dire Straights" and during this season we can feel "squeezed" on both sides just as a baby in the birth canal is squeezed during contractions. It is a time of great pain, emotionally and physically but be encouraged, joy comes in the morning because God is birthing something new in us. Be encouraged and strengthened by His Word.
- Av is the month where God destroys so that He can reconstruct. Ask the Lord to destroy the old foundations and structures that are hindering you and the moves of God from advancing. It's a time to finish things that God has called us to FINISH, and to finish well. There is a finishing anointing on us now to empower us to move into the things God wants to START new in us.
- The month where the earth begins to contract. Watch for earthquakes. The secret of the pregnancy begins to move into the earth realm. When you hear of earthquakes, know that God is getting ready to birth something.
- This month Holy Spirit will convict us that there is an iniquity to be confessed. However, we do not need to not let it continue. You must decide to change for the better, or you will gradually get worse. Pray, “Lord, show me my iniquities so that they can be uprooted.” Declare, “Lord, I am changing for the better. Thank you that by the Holy Spirit I can change.”
- It's the month where the kingdom advances through partnership. Be very aware of your partnerships. Watch them. This is more than just connections. Be supportive of the partnerships God has given you.
- Av is the month of predestined connections. This means that God has connections preordained for you that will manifest and will really help you to move ahead. As we align ourselves with those whom God brings, then we will also be in alignment with the angels, and our way will be easier.
June 23 - July 21, 2020
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Tammuz
Tammuz—The Fourth Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
June 23–July 21, 2020
1. A month to see and establish the brilliance of your righteousness. Even when negative things happen, we can shine brighter and brighter through praise and declaration. See Isaiah 58:8, Psalm 112:4, and Daniel 12:3. Note that Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians during this month (see Jeremiah 39:2), a very negative thing. However in this same month, Ezekiel also saw the glory of God (Ezekiel 1:1). Believe to see the glory of God. Remember that we have just come through Pentecost, which has to do with words that we speak. God wants us declaring His truth, His gospel, and His power. As we do so, the more He confirms with signs and wonders and miracles (Heb. 2:4). Remember too that this whole decade of 5780 actually means to proclaim or to declare. So, let’s shine in what we say!
2. A month to make choices so we fulfill our potential. The month of the tribe of Reuben. He lost his inheritance as firstborn. Reuben is an example of someone with great potential who didn’t deal with his basic issues and failed to excel. The Lord wants to deal with blind spots and other unresolved issues so we can spring ahead. Genesis 49:3–4 describes Reuben: “beginning of power; excellence and dignity; unstable as water.”
3. A month to shine through our worship (Worship even when there are delays). God wants us to really shine this month, and one of the ways will be through worship. Ask the Lord to take your worship to a new level. Note that Moses’s face glowed after being with the Lord. Also notice that the people worshiped the golden calf (Exod. 32:1) because they couldn’t accept delay. Therefore, thank God for any delay and keep worshiping Him. As we submit to Him in worship, He also brings issues in our lives into submission.
4. A month to either accept your calling or to speak an evil report of who you are. We have a choice of which it will be. People fall into negativity because they don’t know how to speak out who they are. You must like yourself. If you don’t, then there’s something about the Lord that you don’t like. Look at past prophecies of who you are and declare them during this month. They will be like seeds you sow which will bring a great harvest in October (Feast of Tabernacles).
5. The month of the letter chet [ח], which means “light radiating from your eyes.” The devil tries to put this light out. Chet is also tied to the number “8,” which signifies new beginnings; it also is referred to as the letter of “life,” but can also mean “sin.” Through this letter, God is showing us that we can, and must, choose correctly so that we don’t fall into negativity. See Isaiah 42:6 and Revelation 1:14.
6. Take time to look at yourself. If you keep going the way you are, how will you end up? Therefore, stop and make any necessary adjustments. Ask the Lord to show you how you might end up if you aren’t careful to walk with Him.
7. The month where we must allow ourselves to be soft and vulnerable to the Lord. Our shell must be removed so that we are vulnerable. If you don’t allow yourself to be vulnerable, you will become hardened and won’t be able to enter into the next stage of growth. Ask the Lord to remove any hardness or shell from you.
8. A month to guard your heart—what you feel and think, as well as your eyes—what you allow yourself to see. “Behold, I set before you today a blessing and a curse” (Deut. 11:26). See also Deuteronomy 30:15, which states, “I have set before you today life and good, death and evil.”
9. The month of the right hand—the aligning covenant. See Song of Solomon 5:2–12. Remember your covenants—the right hand has to do with covenants and relationships. Ask the Lord for a new level of intimacy with Him. We have just come through the month of Pentecost, which was about aligning. Now watch for those the Lord brings to align with you to move you ahead into your destiny.
Notes From: Glory Of Zion:
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Tammuz
Tammuz—The Fourth Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
June 23–July 21, 2020
1. A month to see and establish the brilliance of your righteousness. Even when negative things happen, we can shine brighter and brighter through praise and declaration. See Isaiah 58:8, Psalm 112:4, and Daniel 12:3. Note that Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians during this month (see Jeremiah 39:2), a very negative thing. However in this same month, Ezekiel also saw the glory of God (Ezekiel 1:1). Believe to see the glory of God. Remember that we have just come through Pentecost, which has to do with words that we speak. God wants us declaring His truth, His gospel, and His power. As we do so, the more He confirms with signs and wonders and miracles (Heb. 2:4). Remember too that this whole decade of 5780 actually means to proclaim or to declare. So, let’s shine in what we say!
2. A month to make choices so we fulfill our potential. The month of the tribe of Reuben. He lost his inheritance as firstborn. Reuben is an example of someone with great potential who didn’t deal with his basic issues and failed to excel. The Lord wants to deal with blind spots and other unresolved issues so we can spring ahead. Genesis 49:3–4 describes Reuben: “beginning of power; excellence and dignity; unstable as water.”
3. A month to shine through our worship (Worship even when there are delays). God wants us to really shine this month, and one of the ways will be through worship. Ask the Lord to take your worship to a new level. Note that Moses’s face glowed after being with the Lord. Also notice that the people worshiped the golden calf (Exod. 32:1) because they couldn’t accept delay. Therefore, thank God for any delay and keep worshiping Him. As we submit to Him in worship, He also brings issues in our lives into submission.
4. A month to either accept your calling or to speak an evil report of who you are. We have a choice of which it will be. People fall into negativity because they don’t know how to speak out who they are. You must like yourself. If you don’t, then there’s something about the Lord that you don’t like. Look at past prophecies of who you are and declare them during this month. They will be like seeds you sow which will bring a great harvest in October (Feast of Tabernacles).
5. The month of the letter chet [ח], which means “light radiating from your eyes.” The devil tries to put this light out. Chet is also tied to the number “8,” which signifies new beginnings; it also is referred to as the letter of “life,” but can also mean “sin.” Through this letter, God is showing us that we can, and must, choose correctly so that we don’t fall into negativity. See Isaiah 42:6 and Revelation 1:14.
6. Take time to look at yourself. If you keep going the way you are, how will you end up? Therefore, stop and make any necessary adjustments. Ask the Lord to show you how you might end up if you aren’t careful to walk with Him.
7. The month where we must allow ourselves to be soft and vulnerable to the Lord. Our shell must be removed so that we are vulnerable. If you don’t allow yourself to be vulnerable, you will become hardened and won’t be able to enter into the next stage of growth. Ask the Lord to remove any hardness or shell from you.
8. A month to guard your heart—what you feel and think, as well as your eyes—what you allow yourself to see. “Behold, I set before you today a blessing and a curse” (Deut. 11:26). See also Deuteronomy 30:15, which states, “I have set before you today life and good, death and evil.”
9. The month of the right hand—the aligning covenant. See Song of Solomon 5:2–12. Remember your covenants—the right hand has to do with covenants and relationships. Ask the Lord for a new level of intimacy with Him. We have just come through the month of Pentecost, which was about aligning. Now watch for those the Lord brings to align with you to move you ahead into your destiny.
Notes From: Glory Of Zion:
May 24 - June 22, 2020
The Jews knew that every month was a new prophetic season . Every month had its own meaning in God’s prophetic plans for our lives, so at the beginning of each month they would gather for a First Fruits celebration to honour the Lord first and seek revelation on how to pray for the month ahead. The Jews knew that if they could stay in God’s timing they could prosper every season.
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Sivan
The Third Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
May 24–June 22, 2020
1. It is a month of outpouring because this is what God wants to do for us. God entered into covenant with the Israelites at Sinai and gave them revelation. In Acts 2, He poured out the Holy Spirit upon them. Expect great outpouring this month of Pentecost (May 29–30)
2. It is a month of provision, a month when the gift of Holy Spirit was poured out, the good and perfect gift. Exercise the gifts of Holy Spirit within you this month.
3. It’s a month of favour.
4. It’s a month for giving. “As ye sow so shall you reap”. Sow big and you shall reap a harvest this month.
5. It’s a month to extend mercy.
6. It’s a month for business. The Tribe associated with this month of Sivan is the Tribe of Zebulun who traded from the abundance of the sea. It’s a “business month” . God wants us to learn about prosperity. Genesis 49:13 states, “Zebulun shall dwell by the haven of the sea;” Deuteronomy 33:19 states, “For they shall partake of the abundance of the seas and of treasures hidden in the sand.” It’s a time to start a business.
7. It’s a month of provision. The camels are coming! God is preparing us to receive the power to create wealth and you will prosper this season. Come into agreement and believe. It’s a time to take the land..it’s a time to buy real estate.
8. It’s a time to sow. Sow and you will see a harvest.
9. The “ Hebrew letter” associated with the month of Sivan is the letter “Zayin”. It means the month of the “SWORD”. The Word of God is both sword and spirit. It is written, “Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that comes out of the mouth of God. Repent of idle words and declare the goodness of God.
10. It’s a month of Victory. “Shouts of joy and victory resound in the tents of the righteous of the Lord.
11. It’s a month to sing the song of the Bride. Make yourself ready. The Bridegroom is waiting. He longs to see His Bride:
My beloved spoke and said to me,
“Arise, my darling,
my beautiful one, come with me.
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See! The winter is past;
the rains are over and gone.
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Flowers appear on the earth;
the season of singing has come,
The cooing of doves
is heard in our land.
Arise, come, my darling one,
come with me. SS:2:10-13
Shabbat Shalom: Miriam
The Jews knew that every month was a new prophetic season . Every month had its own meaning in God’s prophetic plans for our lives, so at the beginning of each month they would gather for a First Fruits celebration to honour the Lord first and seek revelation on how to pray for the month ahead. The Jews knew that if they could stay in God’s timing they could prosper every season.
Blessings for the Hebrew Month of Sivan
The Third Month of the Hebrew Year 5780
May 24–June 22, 2020
1. It is a month of outpouring because this is what God wants to do for us. God entered into covenant with the Israelites at Sinai and gave them revelation. In Acts 2, He poured out the Holy Spirit upon them. Expect great outpouring this month of Pentecost (May 29–30)
2. It is a month of provision, a month when the gift of Holy Spirit was poured out, the good and perfect gift. Exercise the gifts of Holy Spirit within you this month.
3. It’s a month of favour.
4. It’s a month for giving. “As ye sow so shall you reap”. Sow big and you shall reap a harvest this month.
5. It’s a month to extend mercy.
6. It’s a month for business. The Tribe associated with this month of Sivan is the Tribe of Zebulun who traded from the abundance of the sea. It’s a “business month” . God wants us to learn about prosperity. Genesis 49:13 states, “Zebulun shall dwell by the haven of the sea;” Deuteronomy 33:19 states, “For they shall partake of the abundance of the seas and of treasures hidden in the sand.” It’s a time to start a business.
7. It’s a month of provision. The camels are coming! God is preparing us to receive the power to create wealth and you will prosper this season. Come into agreement and believe. It’s a time to take the land..it’s a time to buy real estate.
8. It’s a time to sow. Sow and you will see a harvest.
9. The “ Hebrew letter” associated with the month of Sivan is the letter “Zayin”. It means the month of the “SWORD”. The Word of God is both sword and spirit. It is written, “Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that comes out of the mouth of God. Repent of idle words and declare the goodness of God.
10. It’s a month of Victory. “Shouts of joy and victory resound in the tents of the righteous of the Lord.
11. It’s a month to sing the song of the Bride. Make yourself ready. The Bridegroom is waiting. He longs to see His Bride:
My beloved spoke and said to me,
“Arise, my darling,
my beautiful one, come with me.
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See! The winter is past;
the rains are over and gone.
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Flowers appear on the earth;
the season of singing has come,
The cooing of doves
is heard in our land.
Arise, come, my darling one,
come with me. SS:2:10-13
Shabbat Shalom: Miriam